One of this man's works shows a man in a golden robe with a rifle in the middle of a marsh. Besides depicting Leonidas Wetmore, his other famous portraits include those of Mrs. M. M Marmaduke and his close friend Major Sidney James Rollins. Unusual for his time, he used photographs and daguerrotypes to help create works like Stump Speaking, which joined The Verdict of the People in his "Election" series. His trip to Dusse
One of this man's works shows a man in a golden robe with a rifle in the middle of a marsh. Besides depicting Leonidas Wetmore, his other famous portraits include those of Mrs. M. M Marmaduke and his close friend Major Sidney James Rollins. Unusual for his time, he used photographs and daguerrotypes to help create works like Stump Speaking, which joined The Verdict of the People in his "Election" series. His trip to Dusseldorf prompted works like the second of his "Jolly Boatmen" paintings, while he depicted a Native American in The Concealed Enemy, which showed the same body of water that appears in a rather murky painting featuring a bear cub on the left side of a boat containing two men, the elder of whom rows with a stick. For 10 points, name this artist of Fur Traders Descending the Missouri.
One of this man's works shows a man in a golden robe with a rifle in the middle of a marsh.
{George Caleb Bingham}